Spine Injury Surgeon

• June 05, 2023
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A spinal cord injury causes damage to the spinal cord or adjacent tissues and bones. You may lose function or mobility in different sections of your body depending on the severity of the injury. Surgery, medication, and physical therapy are all options for treatment. A more recent method seeks to stimulate functioning nerves. The spinal cord transmits messages from the brain to the rest of the body. The spinal cord is surrounded and protected by layers of tissue called meninges and a column of vertebrae (spinal bones). The majority of spinal cord injuries are caused by a quick, severe blow to the vertebrae. The spinal cord and its nerves are then damaged as a result of the fractured (broken) bones. An injury can totally sever or split the spinal cord in rare situations. Spinal cord injuries can be whole or partial (partial): Total paralysis (loss of function) below the level of the injury is caused by a complete injury. It has an impact on both sides of the body. total paralysis of all four limbs (quadriplegia) or the lower half of the body (paraplegia) can result after a total injury. Incomplete: Some function on one or both sides of the body persists after an incomplete lesion. Certain channels still allow the body and brain to communicate.

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